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With the opening of the bird shoot- ing season the September number of Rod and Gun in Canada, published by‘ W. J. Taylor, Limited. \Vmadstqpk, Ont.. gives 'a number of delightful stories dealing with ‘days anmngst_the ducks, geesy, woodcock and prairie chickensâ€"ox perie-nces which will cause manv a thrill to sportsmen reading them. Numbers will be. able to duplicate. in lfflllPlllbl‘allCP, many of these puhlishé’d experiences. and in this Way live, over again red letter times in their histmivs. Variety marks this production, every lnv'vr of the out- doors, whatever his particular taste, receiving attention. The story of two young moose. one of a pet racc‘oon. the efforts of an amateur to trap a heal} particulais of the American bison, the Alpine Club‘s last, camp and some dog lore show the manner in which the magazinemo‘mw the wide variety of Canadian outdoor life. The verses in this nnmln-rnire Excellent, and the' Bohemian ring of “Fishin’s Good" Will find an (who even of the mosbistaid. "My Litth ,Fishermun.” wilh his. wonderful story of the monster ~who got away appeals to the sympathies of all, while the “Evening Chorus” is equally good. The issue should he found with every shooting party this season. Maple Leaf Thread, 200 yds-. per spool, 35¢: dnz, spools. Atkinson & Switzer. SATURDAY. Sept. 24â€"-Anction sale of household effects, coal. wood and potatoes, at Richmond Hill, the property of Mrs. T. F. Buynton. Sale at. 2 o’clock. Terms cash. J. H. Prentic‘e, Auct. FRIDAY. Sept. 23â€"Ancti0n sale of Horses and Cattle at quen’s Hutel, Aurora, thv property of J. H. Bril- linger. Sale at. 1 o’clock. Terms 6 months. J. T. Suigvm), Auct. THURSDAY, Sept. 29~Auctinn sale of farm stock, implemt-nts, &c.. 2nd con. West, York." corner Bathm'stz St. and Eglinwn Ave” the property of Philip Legg. Sale up] o'clock. Terms. 12 munthsq ‘ J. H. Prentice. Auct. THURSDAY, Oct. 13â€"Aucti0n sale of farm stuck. implmuents, furnitnrv, rams, hay. &r., nu Int 5. mm. 4, VVhitchurch, the property of Jasoph A. Brillinger. Sale at 12 o’clock sharp. Terms 12 months. J. H. Prentice, Augt. REFORM'THE HIGH SCHOOLS. A strong case for the reform of High- Schools and Collegiate Institutes is made by Norman Patterson in the current issue of The. Canadian Courier. It is pointed out that in order to keep the boys on the farm, agricultural counties must establish agricultural High Schools which will train the farmers’ sons in the principles of farms ing. The present High School curri- culum tends to drive young men into the universities and the professions. Similarly. the Technical High School should replace the present institution in all manufacturing towns. This has already been done in Berlin and several other important; industrial centres in Ontario. 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It should be practical as well as theoretical. 0 terest ask 3 ‘ . “E R0 81 us for four large 7 Terms: 34 ayear, $2 for six months. ~ â€" erienées of'zin ler‘ Br; and gampeygst g: Ad‘s/mime new depart- ment has to do with the C o u n t r y Home and its surroundings. We send i free on re- quest our catalogue of t h e b e s t books on outdoor life and recreation. STREAM,” or send us twenty-five cents for four weeks trial trip. A an large illustrated weekly journal of shooting, fishing, natuml his- tory and yachting. A FOREST AND STREAM PUB. (D. 346 Broadway, New York. Auction Sales. ROD AND GUN. VV ' ; If you. D »;..» Alikeio ‘Ti 3 - U ,read‘of . v ' thaex- periences of'zinglers, shoot: er_s and gampeys, 9r yaght terested in country life, ask your newsdealexj for “FOREST AND ing" or if". };ou are in- Exquisitely printed on fine coated paper! Pictures of well-knnwn people of current events. of things beauti- ful and chrious About one thousand, sQual'e inches of pictures in each issue. 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